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!! National n Educational A.aoeln.l On.

Se'tspVHuenee " Me lhstHse"et1. ~ Gf9i1 al * n
CHICAGO, July l3,-The National Edu-
catoGal Association now In session here
Is aaid to DO the largest educational gath.
ering that the world ever knew. All day
yesterday and to-day the, Exposition
building has been literally jRmmed.: : II
Is Hike q vast educational falr. There ara
exhibited books, maps, school furniture,
apparatus! OF every description pertaining
TO schools and school buildings. The
many vast booths used at the expositions
arc allied, 90 that many can get no space.
There are exhibits.of'all kinds Of school
work done by pupils from the klnae,gar.
ter. work up 10 fine mechanical drawings
aud all kinds Of mechanical work done In
the industrial achools Of various States.
Truly bat few know what is being done
10 the schools OF our country. The pm.
pila' work sent. from Wheeling compares
well With the solid school work OF eimi.
lar kind from tho achoola Of other States
| That night the sesslon was opened by Q
concert by Theodore Thomas orchestra
Il was very fine. To-day two large meet
ings are going on at once In addition Ia
the throngs Ia the exposition building.
Over 1900 have already been enrolled
The management hos been hard presset
with clerical work. q,
In order to enroll or have any attention
from any one Of three clerks, the candi
date must take q position in a line ant
follow up until after about 800 has beer
waited upon. " &. u l,}
I shall not attempt to give On account o
what speakers have said, but everything
10 very interesting to teachers. 7fsi
I am confident that our Wheelin,
teachers would make sacrifices in many
ways that they might attend the Nationa
Association II they could only know wins
there Ia TO see and near Az,
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mixed, free and "elaves,' whose pay Ia q
cents per day and radons, namely, rice
and dried fish, They 90 almost nude, are
Of a low order OF intelligence, very docile,
and said 10 be strictly honest. Although
they are strong and healthy their days
work does not average more than one
cubic meter OF earth on construction.
The climate Is hot and In the forest re.
gions so charged with. malarial poison
that only acclimated persons and scarcely
any but natiyea can endnre Il. LIaIS.
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From tho District Attorney OF Westchcster
ls ". Cnnnty Now York. t5i-} Ell Is.

|----|II|T COhhty, NOW fUrKs ~ \ ~ 1I
WnlrR PLAINS, N. y, April 10, 1885,
I have received many letters in reference
TO my testimonial, lately Published, com
msnding Allcock's Porous Plasters. S
7 cannot spare tho timo to answer them
in writing, therefore would again soy
through tho presa, that have found All
cock'a Porous Plasters invaluable as cheel
protectors and shields against coughs ant
colds. Furthermore, I have found AL
cocks Plastefs unequaled for peinsin side
back and chest, NELSON II. BAKER. !.
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KEMP-on Saturday morning, July 10. 1857, Of 10
O'Clock, M,s SARAH KEMP, In the Seth, year OF
her aga. M 2 ~ - X Is. .sr@,s
Funeral from the residence OF her son Inlsw,
John II. CLARK, No, 23ls Jacob street, on Mon
d day afternoon at O'Clock. Irtesment at
Greenwood Cemetery. ii KS N .
GoDFREY-on Sunday morning. July II, 1887,
GEoEGE GODFREY, aged 81 years. Nm
The funeral will take place from his late residence
on Scotch Ridge Belmont county, Ohio, this
-Ir aftern DON Mt o'clock. Q-- ~ - a.rai
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9 Commencing Sunday, June 8, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore X Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittaburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at s and
$40 a. NJ, returning arrive att and II 10
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4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
TOTS FOR SALE : SUITABLE Fol
IL COUNTRY RESIDENCES, near Kim Grove

TOTS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOp
IL COUNTRY RESIDENCES. near Elm Grove,
d Pursuant to the decree OF tho Circul. Court n,
Ohio couaty, ". Va. entered on the Hrst day n
juno 1857 In the suit In chancery pending in tsia
Court between MARY X. CR,cRAPt, plaintiff, and
KEY MCDONALD AND OTHERS, defendants, he I'm.
designed. who, was BY said decree appointed
special commissioner for the purpose, wifi, on
THURSDAY, the alst DAY OF JULY, 1857,
commencing at tcu O'Clock A. w. sell At publIc ana.
ton upon tho premises to the highest bidder, tSe
Lots OF parcels Of land numbered respectively ia "a
Inclusive. the location aud dinenstons whereof m
more particularly shown BY the plat thereof aIed
III the Clerks office OF said Court. Bald LOTT NJ
parcels Of land arc part OF tho subtivisons X AMI
Il shown on the plat OF the Subdivisions Of the
shepherd estate recorded ln Deed Book Numbered
81. page b73, In the Clerks office oithe County
were conveyed 10 Abuer Key BY Daniel c, List and
Daniel Lamb as special commissioners, BY desS
dated the 10Th day Of May. 1870, and recorded in
the last mentioned Clerks Office In Deed Hook
numbered 81 page 2i7. M ~ 4 E''tE p -
Tho property will be sold either In Lots as tat1
out on the tlt mentioned plat, OR In parcels Of al
lots. or rs q whole, as may seen, most judIciou,.
The undersigned IS authorized BY said decree ID
sale, subject % continuation BY said Circuit Court,
and respectfully solicit, bids therefor III writing "a
be fled with him before sale. . "
TRIMS OF SALE Each purchaser 10 nav IN
hand one third OF the pprchase money due BY Him,
and as much more as he may choose 10 nay And
the residue, II any, In two equal instaments bear.
Ing interest from the day Of sale and payable n.
spcctvely In one and two years thereafter; no,is
with good security to be given for the deferred IN.
stalmcnls aud tho legal title 10 be retained us iur.
Their security until payment in full
5i1:sE2 = fss-s 81 : lnl7sFS.r DANIEL LAME.
* Special Commissioner,
hereby certify that Daniel Lamb the aboya
named special com missioner. has given bond ia
the penalty audwith surety required by law and
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TRUSTEES SALE.

L. u - d.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust made By Louis Fuhf
and Anna Fuhs, his wife, TO mo NJ trustee, dated
March IL, 1881. recorded In the Office oil the Clerk
OF the County Court OF Ohio county, West VII.
ginls, In Deed Of Trust Rock No q, page II, Will
tcll al the front door OF tho Cou;t Houke Of said
county, on 81 81 g. & eil5gt55. =s1 l5.s
SATURDAY, tho 9Th DAY OF AUGUST. 1851
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following de-
scribed real estate. situated in the Eighth ward o.
the city Q! Wheeling. In the county Of Ohio and
State Of West Virginia, and d3signaied ~ the LOT
numbered sixteen III square numbered eighteen,
Oh the plat OF the addition 70 said city Of Wheel
Ing laid out by sprigg and Richie.
TERMS OF oAlE-One-third and as much more ~
the purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash, on tho day
sale, the balance In two equal instalmcnts PAYABLE
in ono and two years from tho day Of sale with IN
terest from that day. the purchaser 10 give hA
note for the deferred payments, aud secure tho
same by deed OF trust upon the property and III.
huIance policies upon the buildings TO the satlsa
ton OF the trustee. ~ &sh'g=C t..'E
Tho title Is believed good, but selling as trusted
shall convey only the Title vested III me-
st :, ! Y ~. W. CowDEN, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE 8.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, NAE.


T1RUSTFES SALE OFsVALUABLE
SHALL COUNTY. p. =.
By virtue OF deed Of trust made by James A.
Rice 70 the undersigned Trustee. dated on tho it'd
day OF June, In the year 1851, and recorded In the
office OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of MARSHALL
county. West Virginia, in Deed Of Trus. Book No.
l. folio 25 will sell at public auction, at the tout
door OF the Court HOUSE Of Marshall county,
z SATURDAY, 2l.h DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1857,
commencing at ten o'clock 4. NJ q certain tract Of
lnnd situate on the waters Of Hickman, q branch
OF Fish creek, In Marshal! county, West Virginia,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at hickory
corner 10 said Rice In the Marshal and wetzel cop
II line north S9e west t4s poles to stone pile h
Eaw's line: thence north % east 691s poles to 4
stake aud W. O. bush IN road. an agleed corpe,
between Peterson, Rice and Eiaws thence south
slso west q poles to stone near tho road; thence
north &c west 20 poles to stone thence south g.
west u poles to An oak; thence south 250 west 10
poles 70 a hickory; thence north $50 west 2lpolA
10 ". Q. corner between Rice and Flaw: thence
south So0 west 0!N poles 10 bush corner Of Wi.
enttne Bronan; thence north A poles to stone
within one rod Of n sugar married as q corner;
thence north 40 west "A poles to stone In Beelet
line NORTH east 50 poles to as.one near p iss
thence south. 6le cast % poles 10 ". o.: thence
G51z0 east 16 poles to ". O.; thence north 42O eat
sc poles 10 drain: thence north 400 east q polA
q Posh
thence north 33e east IS poles 10 \ sugar; thence
south e4' east 1S6 poles TO the temporary line and
with the sane south % east Is poles TO the begin.
ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
and thseefourthA OF an acre, be the same moreo,
Less. G'a}s5 egsslA A17.gi2s q 51'tEiE 10.
TERMS OF sALE-One.hali OF the purchase
money and as much more az the purchaser may
elect to pay. cash. and the residue III one year with
interest thereon from the day OF sale, the pui.
cha.cr to give his note with approved security and
the title 10 ba retained or deed Of trust given 70
SECURE the deferred payment. sSE ss5r -0I-a
Title believed TO be good. but selling as trustee
me. ,,,sii JOHN J. JONES,
jeN +f7 ~. 4fyatl.tf 75vl .Ify'sslne Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FITs.-All Fits stopped free BY Dr. Kline's Great
Nerve Restoser No Fits after first days use. Mar.
Vicious cuses Treatise aud 81 90 trial bottle free to
Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline. OIL Arch ST. phla, Pa.
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! TRAYELlRs'N GUIDE,

"A sRRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Ia TRAINs-Cn and after July II, 18s7-E1P1A-
RATION OF RsrxREScE MAEEa. 'Dall;. tSunday
excepted. tMonday exoeptea.-Eas Standard
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTH WARD

BY virtue OF deed OF trust made By Austin
Maley and wife to mo rs trustee. dated september
7, 1896, and recorded III tho Office OF the CLERK oil
tho County Court OF Ohio couuty, West Virginia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. a, psHc 51l, shall sell
at the front door Of tho Court House Of said coua'
ty, on fa,F-5 siliE ~ Is. ,-.i
(, SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all that part 0!
lois numbered nine and ten In Chaplnc and Eots
addition to tho city Of Wheeling, bounded and de
scribed as follows: BEGINNING at r point and At
tho centre Of the brick division wall on the north
erly side OF Twenty third street, and seveHtyoae
feet csstwardly from the northeast corner oil Water
and Twenty. third streets; thence n0Ithwaidly and
parallel with Water street l22 feet 10 tho southefI
side OF ten foot alleyway aud with the said sideo
said alley.way eastwaIdly sixteen and eight
tHeliths feet TO the Townsend line, and With biz
line k0uthwardly and parallel with Water StretI
seventy.two and nine.twclfths f2et: thence cast
wardly and parallel with 1weuty.thrd ttleet sh
feet; thence touthwardly aud parallel with Water
street forty ntne and threc.twcifths feet 70 tse
n0rtherly line VI Twenty.lhird street; and WIN
the ,, ZANE westwardly twenty-five AID e!gnt
tweliths feet 10 the beginning.
fKRAs OF SALE One Thru, and as much more u
the purchaser may elect, cash on the day OF sAie,
the balance In two equal instsllments payable 10
one and two years from the day OF sale with inei.
est from that date, the purchaser 10 give his nots
Tor tho deferred payments and secure thesAnep y
deed Of trust upon me property and ihsu,ans9
policies upon the buildings to the satisfaction OF
The trustee. '..i = & Ei0sf a57s.s t-
The title Is believed good but ceiling as trustee
shall convey only tho title vested tn me ay s''N
81 1854 = i rS1Tsy lf,. W p UTIRHARD Trustee
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hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, the aboys
named special com missioner. has given bond in
the penalty and" with surety required BY law and
jessH - S HSs1a JN0. W. MITCHELL. cle,k,
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{, W. H. uAILsn. AuctIoneer. Tvs
TRUsrEE's SALE OF SIXTH WARD

'hUoLEEo GALL VT 01-A1A " ave-
/ IL PROPERTY. 5
i By virtue Of deed OF trust made BY Frederick
William Englehard and wife TO me as trustee,
dated June IS. 1883 aud recorded Ia tho 8llee o.
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio couay,
West Virginia. In Deed oil Trust Book No. 70 p2e
no. shall sell Ut the front door Of the Court oH@
OF said county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, ISL,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the north onehat,
Of lot No forty t40). situated on the west sac ?;
Chapline street between Twcnly.llth (2Sthl shu
Twenty sixth t36th) streets formerly eaaea M sn
shall and Division Streets In the Sixth ward Q! ~
city OF wheeling, being In what Ia known as Eoa
addition to the city Of Wheeling, together WIN ~
tho appurteuance unto the tald land belonslnso'
In anywlso appcrtaining.
9,TERsS OF SALE-Unc.thlrd and GS much more y
tho purchaser may elect cash on the day o. Aie,
tho balance In two equal iustallmenw payable ~
one aud TWO years from the day OF sale win nM'
est from that date the purchaser 70 give ms heHs
Tor tho deferred payments aud secure me Ame ~
deed Of trust upon the property and ihsuihH ~
policies upon the buildings, TO the satisfaction u
the trustee is77i!lfl s. Is IS -lIs ,.o
The title Is believed good, but selling as lussSS
shall convey only the title vested In me oS HAN
deed OF trust. r. .-.ta -, -. ,,..o
), Il, ", HA1Ira, Auctioneef. !ylS
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Z a LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
~ PRINTING neatly aud promptly executed 4,
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REAL RsTATF.
FOR RENT.
FOR SAIE.

q No. ls1 North Front street, 5 roomed hou,s
ground 70 by 135 feet. Price, sl,lb0, ''0'e,
;, -Four Lou wet side Of South Penn street. t2o
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\ 81 Acre Farm. four rooned hewed log hon,o
good grsnefy c0rnrtib, stable, orchard OF loo tfes
head Of Proctor creek. seven miles from ProSto,
Station, on Ohio River Railroad; can DO boupSt
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hour until 800 p NJ: Leave Wheeling Paw a. t s.N
=: m. ana run every hour mill 10 D. m.lrrecn ~
Church TWins whieh VII leave he Paii 1t Us
. Aps0 ..--Eaa1an g: AlRsCH. Superintendent i |
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No. 10 South Penn street 8 roomed frame hou,,
vith good stone foundation; ground 20xE0. P,ies
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EDUCATIONAL.

heavy native steers, 81 6O05 20; fair to good
shipping steers. "a G904 IS; butchers steers,
fair to choice, 81 6064 40; feeders, fair 70 good
So 30G4 20; stOckers, IA T to good, g as 30;
Texans, common grades to good cornfed, 3 Goa
4 20. Hogs Receipts $500; shipments 60O;
market active and lower, ranging from 81 250
80. Sheep-Receipts 700; shipments 220O;
market firm; clipped, medium to fancy, So 200
%; lambs So 75f04 90.
NEW YORK, May MISUNDERSTANDING 400,
all for market except carloads to butchers d.
rect; fair demand, and all sold, inc uding com
mon to p ime native steers, at 81 seas 40; one
carload of poor Texas do. at 50 65G4 20, ana fat
bulls at So 1904 90; exports ls5 besves and 100
quarters of beef Sheep-Receipts 800; mar
ket frmer for clipped sheep and yearllngs,
easier for spring lambs; unshorn sheep and
yearling not wanted; common to prime clipped
sheep sold at 81 1905 90 per 100 pounds clipped
yearlings at s. 7506- 80; spring Lambs at 81 COO
90 per head.
CHICAGO, Ill, May u.-Cattle - Receipts
1000; shipments 1000; market stronger shipping
steers. 900 to 1900 pounds, 81 lO@5 CO.; stockers
and feeders 81 9094 20; cows, bulis and mixed,
81 O2G4 co; Gamers So O063 80; Texas cattle,
g 1904 80. Hogs-Receipts 1900; market slow
and to 10c lower; prices ranged 81 0065 40.
Sheep-Reeeipts 1900; shipments 500; market
5010c higher; wooded OO65 40; shorn natives
$2O9@420; western So 2OG4 10; Texans, So OO6
70; lambs 81 SOFA 90 per head.
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ON. CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures From
One to Six Points Higher
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Strong, but Free Selling
Caused Decline-Live Stock Trans:
actions Were Brisk.
FORT WORTH mARxErs-DAILY RB
VIEW


FORT WORTH mARxErs-DAILy KB
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX. May II, 1887.
The volume of business in wholesale
lines yesterday was reported large, with
prospects fol-, a continuance good.
Retailers of groceries reported an IN
usually heavy trade yesterday. Quota
tons of staple articles are materially IN
changed.
In fruits the most notable change was
a decline in strawberries from So to
81. so per case, owing to the fact of the
market being glutted.
Old hens are scarce and in demand at
an advance.
Note changes below.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
/ Special kilograms to Bradstreet's from
about 100 cities and towns this week are
encouraging as to general trade pros
poets. At Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, in the Ohio river valley, and at
Davenport and Omaha in the northwest,
at New Orleans and San Francisco, there
has been an actual improvement,
general merchandise moving freely
and somewhat in excess of
previous weeks. Philadelphia, Boston
and Omaha report less trouble with new
rail rates, and at other western points the
process OF readjusting freight charges
continues with noticesbly good effect.
The decline in complaints of disturbance
to trade lowing to the Interstate COM
merce law," is marked. The drouth
in Texas has been broken but
more rain is needed Cntton and
stock prospects in the southwest are
improved. In the region from Omaha
to Milwaukee rain is needed, and further
north farm work and interior trade have
been checked by cool weather, although
spring wheat planting is nearly COM
pleted.
Special telegrsphic reports of bank
clearings from thirty-seven cities to
Bradstreet's show an increase in the to-
tai this week over last of S107, 900, or
IL per cent, and a decline of nearly
per cent. from last year. There have
been gains at almost all large cities.
During April thirty-one cities
showed a gain over April, 1886, of
$685., 100000, or 20 per cent; over April,
1885, of 81 1868, 900, 900, or So per cent,
and over 1884 of 100000, 900, or 10 per
cent. For four months thirty cities show
q gain this year over last of sos, 1000, 900,
or z per cent; over 1885 of 81, 74S,OOO, 1000,
or 40 per cent, and over 1884
of S42,00O,000, or Is of l per
cent. New York's clearings for
four months are 1-3 per cent. over those
for 1886, ~ per cent. over 1885, but
6 $40 per cent. less than in four months
Of 1884, owing mainly to the expansion
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of credits and speculative activity early
il 1884, which led to the financial panic
Of May that year. Mercantile collec-
tons have improved some, and there is a
more active demand for funds at larger
western centers, from some of which
funds are again going to the
country. At Chicago the speculation j n
wheat has induced special demand for
money, resulting in higher loan rates.
The New York stock market features
have been bearish, OWING to manipulation
early in the week, followed by a
somewhat stronger tone on the improve
ment in railroad earnings for the first Of
the month under new conditions Brad
streets
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ENGLISH OONsOLs,

LONDON. May I1.-Oonsols closed l03 1-l6 FOR
money; silver 43Sd.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, May II. - Bonds and stocks
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Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900; shipments none; stronger for light
shipping and bu; cheers steers; others steady (;
medium So s064 %; stockers 81 6o63 30; feed
ing steers. So 3563 80 Hogs-Receipts. Il, 800,
shipments 200; market weak and 10c lower,
ranging fuem g 50GS5 90. Sheep-Receipts
1890; shipments none; GOOD to choice 81 500
$50; common to medium 50 Oo@2 so. -
ST Louis, Mo-, May IL - Cattle-Receipts
200; shipments 1900; market active; choice
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The Coffee Market.

GALVESTON. TEX. May 11.-Coffee-Active
and 40 higher on further advances at Rio,
Havre and New York; wholesale 9rocers quote
good ordinary 1s@1s1Ec; fair, 1871 @13c; prime,
eminent Java, 276c. Importers of Rio coffee
I'LL round los orders at the following prices:
Good ordinary, 1S1zc; fair, 15Hc; prime, 19c /;
choice, le1&C; peeberry. 19A@2OEc.
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COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United States Ports.
New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 1.-C0tton-Spot
closed firm and unchanged.
Sales, 1900.
Low ordinary, SIC; ordinary, 81; good erdi
nary, 9Hc; low middling, 10 1-16c; mid
ding, 1O2Sc; good middling 10Xc; mid
ding fair, lie; fair, II i -I6c.
Futures opened steady and ruled dull, CLOSING
steady, to points higher.
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Galveston

-.a..2N 'oee"H'
GALVESTON, TEX, May us-Cotton - Spot
closed quiet and unchanged.
Gross receipts, none
Sales, none. -
Exports, none
Stock, 1885 bales.
Low ordinary, 81 Ice; ordinary, S4a 16c; good
ordinary 9&c; low middling, 10 1-16c; mid
ding p3S; good middling, 1880; middling
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n eE YORK.

NEW YORK, May H. Cotton-spot closed
firm and unchanged.
middling 101lc; middling, 1870; good mid
ding, 1l1Sc; middling fair, 1l2lc.
Futures opened steady and became easy,
closing quiet and steady. l@4 points higher,
Sales go, 900 bales.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, May u.-Money on call easy
cent. Prime mercantile paper at 5R@61a
per cent. Sterling exchange dull and
weak at 81 $50 for sixty day bills and 81 .867a
for demand
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The Wool Market.

" ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l1.-Wool-Quied and IN
changed ;unwashed good medium, 20625c coarse
braid, 10000; low sandy, 130193; fine light,
1sG25c; fine heavy, 1462Oc; tub-washed, fair,
35G36c; fair, 33934c; low, 29631c.
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LIVERPOOL, May ll.-Ootton Spot closed
with prices firm, but the demand was light
Ordinary, sd; good ordinary, 5-16d; low
middling Orleans, SD.
Total sales, 1000; American, $500; imports,
5000; American, 1890.
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s. OO@2 so per doz; old hens 81 1902 so; turkeys
6O675c.
sour mash, two years old, 81 606l 20; three
years old, 81 9O02 20; fancy. extra old whisky,
81 0005 90.
WOOL-Spring clip, bright medium, l8G
PIC; light fine 1sc; coarse 136l6c